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  • An exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America through the voices of those who served. Join us for a unique look at local military women’s history through personal stories and inspiring artistic tributes. Includes uniforms and timeline of women in service from the Revolutionary War through the present day. Reception: July 18, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibition dates: July 15 – August 29, 2026 Curator: Heather Gallana, USMC veteran The Bonita Museum & Cultural Center on Facebook / Instagram
  • Get ready for a pawsome time at PAWmicon 2026, where pets and pop culture collide for a fun-filled event! PAWmicon 2026 is back and better than ever! Join us at Balboa Park for a day of fun on the main lawn on Park Blvd. & presidents way- Located near the parking lot for the San Diego Air & Space Museum. Get ready for a paw-some time with your furry friends as we celebrate all things geeky and pet-tacular. Dress up your pets in their best cosplay outfits and compete in our pet costume contest. Enjoy vendors, and activities for both humans and pets. Don't miss out on this exciting event where pets and pop culture collide! To Enter the PawsPlay contest- animalcenter.org/pawmicon to register! Helen Woodward Animal Center on Facebook / Instagram
  • Grammy‑nominated guitar virtuosos Ardeshir Farah & Luis Villegas with their band of musicians. Live in Concert, San Diego Persian Cultural Center: Website / Facebook / Instagram
  • We are pleased to announce our "Faculty & Staff Exhibition" in the Palmer Gallery at the Athenaeum Art Center. The heart of the Athenaeum’s School of the Arts is our faculty, whose knowledge and expertise embrace all aspects of fine art. In this exhibition of our teaching artists’ current work, viewers will enjoy the broad range of mediums and techniques that characterize our faculty’s versatility, from painting to book arts, printmaking, ceramics, illustration, painting, and beyond. Their dedication to lifelong learning and exploration continues to inspire students who take classes in both our Logan Heights and La Jolla studios. The Faculty & Staff Exhibition reflects the Athenaeum’s ongoing commitment to fine arts education and its role as a vibrant cultural hub in San Diego’s art community. In addition to faculty, members of the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library staff who are artists are also presenting their work, reflecting the shared creativity and passion for the arts that infuse every part of our organization. The exhibition can be viewed in the Catherine and Robert Palmer Gallery at the Athenaeum Art Center (1955 Julian Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113) during open gallery hours, Tuesdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and every second Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m., during the Barrio Art Crawl, and by appointment. Athenaeum Music & Arts Library on Facebook / Instagram
  • Celebrate the creativity, craftsmanship, and living traditions of Indigenous artists at the Indigenous Artisan Market, a free community event hosted by the San Diego Archaeological Center. Browse a diverse selection of handmade artwork, jewelry, textiles, pottery, carvings, cultural crafts, and other unique creations offered directly by Indigenous artisans from across the region. This family-friendly event provides an opportunity to meet talented makers, learn about the stories and traditions behind their work, and support Indigenous artists and entrepreneurs. Whether you’re searching for authentic one-of-a-kind gifts or simply looking to enjoy a day of culture and community, the Indigenous Artisan Market offers something for everyone. San Diego Archaeological Center on Facebook / Instagram
  • Whether you're chasing celebrity panels or discovering comics creators, here's our guide to navigating Comic-Con's Wednesday and Thursday programming.
  • From Marvel's Hall H return to the science of Tom Cruise, Troma mayhem and the Masquerade, here are top Saturday Comic-Con recommendations.
  • San Diego Bird Festival 2026 Keynote: For over 13 years, Makeda Cheatom of the WorldBeat Center and Marilú of Celebrate Urban Birds have walked a shared path—one where birds, culture, history, and science come together in joyful connection. What began as a citizen science project has grown into a community-led celebration of belonging, where people of all backgrounds come together to explore nature, share knowledge, and engage with science in meaningful ways. We’ve learned that birding can be so much more than counting birds. It’s a chance to slow down, be present, listen deeply, and connect with the wisdom of our ancestors, the communities around us, and with ourselves. By bridging communities and scientific institutions, we create spaces where people can actively participate in, contribute to, and use science—while celebrating culture, heritage, and identity. From the Harriet Tubman Freedom Bird Walks during Juneteenth to cross-cultural collaborations in Baja, our work shows what’s possible when music, art, science, gardening, and community come together with curiosity, care, and purpose. Join us as we share how this journey has transformed the way we bird, connect with each other, and experience the freedom of belonging. Visit: Birds, Culture, and the Freedom of Belonging: A Celebration with Makeda & Marilú WorldBeat Cultural Center on Instagram and Facebook
  • A multi-genre variety show
in English and Spanish by the world's premier Mexican-American barbershop quartet! This vibrant, barbershop-centered variety show celebrates harmony across styles, cultures, and musical traditions. Anchored by the quartet's signature ringing chords and bilingual barbershop repertoire, the program expands beyond the genre to highlight each member's individual artistry, with selections drawn from jazz, classical, and folk traditions. The result is a dynamic and engaging evening of music that moves seamlessly between polished quartet singing and more personal, exploratory moments, offering audiences the chance to get to know the quartet even better. Join us for this show that will be as heartfelt as it is entertaining. Los Bordershop is Julio Morales (tenor), Bruno Cisneros (lead), Luis Barragán (baritone), and Marshall Voit (bass). Together, they are the world's premier Mexican-American barbershop quartet, and the 2025 Barbershop Harmony Society Arizona Division Novice Quartet Champions! Visit: https://www.firstuusandiego.org/front-street-productions.html Los Bordershop on Facebook / Instagram
  • Metal artist Michael Leaf transformed the museum’s exterior walls while making the first piece of a “grand, outdoor sculpture garden.”
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